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In durchaus mittlerer Lage - Begegnungen mit Michel de Montaigne

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1983
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1
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German

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TITLE: In durchaus mittlerer Lage - Begegnungen mit Michel de Montaigne

AUTHOR: Mathias Greffrath

YEAR: 1983

RECORDING DATE: 1998-02-26 (NDR III)

DESCRIPTION: Michel de Montaigne, der weltzugewandte Skeptiker, der unaufdringliche Moralist, der weltfromme Einsiedler, wurde vor 450 Jahren zwischen zwei Epochen, zwei politischen Ordnungen, zwei Religionen geboren. In seinen 'Essais' spricht die Stimme des modernen Individuums vielleicht zum erstenmal – in jener Zwischenzeit, in der die Beschleunigung noch nicht eingesetzt hat, die alle Bereiche des gesellschaftlichen und individuellen Lebens in sich hineinzuziehen beginnt. Und jetzt stehen wir am Ende dieser 'Moderne', wieder in einer Zwischenzeit, in Zeiten, in denen – mit Montaigne – 'die Dinge ohne Unterlaß schaukeln' und 'alles, was eines Tages geschehen kann, auch heute geschehen kann.'

PROVENANCE: digitized cassette tape, private archive of Winfried Noack

FORMAT: WAV 44.1 KHz 16 Bit PCM, stereo

LANGUAGE: German

TAPE: C60/456ab

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Mathias Greffrath (1983)

    No date given · No. 1983 · 56 min

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  1. In durchaus mittlerer Lage - Begegnungen mit Michel de Montaigne

    Hörspiele · Mathias Greffrath · 1 episode here · archive.org

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